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Amma taught me Thiruppavai verses during monsoon mornings, Kannadasan's poetry echoing through our small garden. She'd recite lines about devotion while tending jasmine flowers, their fragrance binding us to something sacred. Years later, I found myself returning to that garden, reciting those same verses to my daughter. She listened, mesmerized by both the words and the blooming flowers around us. The social rewards came unexpectedlyβnot likes or comments, but connection. My daughter's eyes lighting up, understanding our lineage through nature's beauty. In that moment, I realized we weren't just preserving verses; we were nurturing heritage itself, one generation teaching the next.
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